Sentence examples for substitute match from inspiring English sources
A substitute match with the next youngest brother, Francis, Duke of Alençon, was proposed but Walsingham considered him ugly and "void of a good humour".
Mardy Fish, the top-ranked American, who has found a second wind at 29, said there was no substitute for match competition in preparing for a Grand Slam event.
There's something about a well-made physical object with good design, quality materials and fine printing that no digital substitute can match, and the power of the internet to help publishers find funding and markets can be harnessed to make fine editions viable.
He made an appearance as an 80th minute substitute for match winner Kayode Odejayi in the memorable 1 0 home victory over Premier League side Chelsea in the FA Cup quarter-final on 8 March 2008.
Here, the locals have become well versed in the tones, textures and vulnerabilities of their cobbles, insisting that no substitutes could match their folksy charms.
In this case, I quickly learned that there are many dish-replacement services online that will not only sell substitutes to match the broken teacup and the chipped creamer from your wedding pattern but also act as sleuths to help you hunt down the most obscure patterns imaginable.
It has been difficult to find substitutes that match the function and performance level of PFASs.
The League had followed the Premier League in naming seven substitutes for matches the 2010-11 campaign.
The Football League will revert to five named substitutes for matches this season following a vote by clubs.
As before, in target-change and both-change conditions, changes were most often missed when the substituted Gabor matched the flankers' orientation but were easily detected when substituted Gabors were dissimilar.
Under crowded conditions, changes between noise targets and Gabors (target change; blue points in Figure 2A) were rarely detected when the substituted Gabor matched the flanker orientation (with performance approaching the false alarm rate).
